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Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1887-10-19
Death of Mrs. Frances A. Biddle,

Intelligence was received to-day of
the death yesterday at the residence of
her son, George Biddle, in Cecil county.
Md, of Mrs. Frances A. Biddle, aged
Y years. Mrs. Biddle was closely
identified with Smyrna, having lived
here a good portion of FER life. and
where her only serviving sister Mrs.
Mary J. Davis lives. Mrs. Biddle was
the daughter of DIR. John D. Perkins.
born at Suddlersville, Md, October
18th, 1915 shortly before he moved to
this town and made it his home until
he died. She married George Biddle.
OF Cecil county, in early life, who lived
only few years, when with her only
child she came back to this town in
lS46 where they resided until he be-
came old enough to take the farm
which was left them by his father. in
1856. The funeral will take place on
Friday at IL o'clock, NJ, the interment
at st. Stephens Church in that county.
Mrs. Biddle, was of quiet demeanor
but of sterling virtues, that won both
the respect and love from those whom
social or religious associations brought
her in contact with.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1887-10-19

The way the parties are shaping
themselves, as crops out in the differ
ent conventions of states throughout
the Union, the question that will take
the leading place in the next presiden-
tial campaign will be that Of the sur
plns revenue, to which follows as
natural adjunct the tariff question,
that has figured to a greater or less
degree in every campaign since the
presidency Of John Quincy Adams. A
great responsibility rests with the Con-
gress that is to assemble next Decem-
Der, and the issue between a good and
a bad method Of taxation will there be
fought out. It is not too early for the
people to think and express themselves
IN way that their representatives
cannot fail TO understand. All parties
are now agreed upon the necessity Of
cutting down the surplus. The ques-
ton is, shall it be done by reducing
the tariff, or by the the repeal Of inter-
national revenue duties. A desperate
effort viii be made to give the latter
precedence; and, unless the people are
out-spoken, that is what will be done.
Powerful vested interests on both
sides are working to that end. The
protected interests. which see that GUS
tom duties must come down ifinternal
revenue charges do not, are working
with might and main to save the inor.
dinate profits now guaranteed them by
indirect taxation. The whisky inter
est is up in arms. The campaign fol-
an extension Of the bonded period, il
which IS implied a pure gratuIty to the
distillers, has already begun. The to
bacco interests Of the South are clam
orous for a repeal Of the tobacco tax
and are coquetting with political par
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1887-10-19

Hon. CHAs. B. LORE at the mass
meeting held in Wilmington on Satur
day evening said:
Nothing can defeat reform but
apathy on the part of the people. The
present demand comes not from pOliti-
clans nor from political parties it is
the voice of the people, the authority
which no man dares to Withstand"
Hon. E. L. Martin in speaking of the
trainers of the old constitution said
They could not foresee the present
conditions in this State. They did
wisely for their times, but we have
Outgrown former methods of business.
The business of an hour now, turning
as it does on the click of the telegraphic
instrument or the sound of the tele-
phone, is greater in volume and value
than those old fellows would do in a
week. l am in favor of turning the
power this constitution put into the
hands of the governor of the State back
to the people"
A P. Robinson, Esq, said:
"Our present constitution is a thing
OF the past, 1t gives the people but lit
tie voice in their own affairs, and the
time has come when they must remedy
this evil. The result lies largely in the
hands of the people of Wilmington and
county. Improve this opportunity and
nothing can prevent you from getting
the reform you are asking for"
Geo, H. Bates, Esq, said ...t
" For once Democrats and Republi-
cans would both move upon parallel
lines in an effort to promote the well
fare of the State. Let every man think
for himself, but let him carefully con-
slider the question of revision of our
present constitution and means for do
ing it. He believed the people were
the best judges of their own needs.
Never having feared to trust the people
he did not propose to begin now"
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Positively One Price.

If you want to buy goods ~
potion prices, goods that are t6 %'
best made, best trimmed and ba l.t
fitting, and the quality as re TrS'
sented-I am trying to sell rdods
that way, and invite YOU 70 er
anime my stock, which is tbo
most complete of the kind IN
Smyrna. ! have goods to suit ali
demands from the cheapest ' tn
the finest grades. Overc0ats IN
English COrkscrews, DiagonaIs
fine medium weight Cassimeres
and Melton cloths. Suits in blacl
Prince Alberts, black and brown
getaways and sack suits all anal.
ltleS. These goods are SELLING f.
people who say they have'alwavs
Deen compelled to 90 to the civ
Iof me OvercOatS and CLOTHING
and 1t is gratifying to find tbey
appreciate the convenience of
buying what they want at hone
IN selecting the stock the small
boy has had the same attent;on
as the larger one in overroats
SUITS, hats, caps and underwear
One thing to be remembered i
boys undershirts and drawers
three-fourths wool. the best o1odo
for wear and comfort. and iaro,a
enough for boys of eighteen 9t
50c. per garment, well worth 75c
Gents Underwear and Furnish
ing Goods at the same low rates
White shirts for men and bows
with linen bosom. collar and
wrist bands, at so cents. A better
grade of shirts, both laundred
and unlaundred, as good # not
better than usually sold for the
same money. You may think il
natural for every one to think his
goods the best, but this is the ey.
preston of customers who are
good Judges. If you will only
take a little peep at nv line Of
neckwear you will find a large
assortment and handsome nat
terms. You may think it a bio
difference in price, but it is ON aH 9
average of One-third less than the
usual price. | intend that the
prices shall not only be the low
est III Smyrna, but compare with
Wilmington and Philadelphia
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1887-10-19

The movements in the direction of
constitutional reform in New Castle
county last week were of the most en-
cOuraging character to the friends of
of the measures It embraced the bet
ter class of men of all parties. There
was a county meeting on Saturday in
which every ward of Wilmington and
hundred in the county was represented,
and at night a mass meeting which
was attended by some fifteen hundred
persons. Some of the expressions of
the speakers are given in another place
in this column. The city delegates to
the county meeting were William H..
Quinn, Merits Taylor, Thomas NJ. Ogle.
George H. Bates, ESQ, William B.
Norton, George T. Barnhill, Owen J..
HessiOn, William H. Brady and Enoch
Moore. The hundreds of the county
were represented by the following
named delegates
Christianaa hundred-Peter J .Haugh-
ey. Mill Creek-Dr. Swithin Chandler.
New Castle-William Herbert, Thomas
HOlcomb, Alexander B. Cooper, ESQ.
A. H. Silver, James J. Toner. Red
Lion-James Gam. White Clay Creek
Theodore F. Armstrong. Pencader
George D. Medill. St. Georges
EllwOOd r. Norny, H. A. Rowland,
Richard L. Price, James T. Shallcross.
AppOquinimink-Dr. J. V. Crawford.
John F. Stats, James T. Taylor.
David Wells. Blackbird.-James L.
Seemans, B. F. Davis, John LOCKER
man.
DR.. Swithin Chandler, of Mill Creek
hundred, was elected chairman. and
Merits Taylor secretary. George H.
Bates explained the object of this
meeting to be for the purpose of devils
ing means for carrying on a campaign
in favor of a constitutional convention.
He moved that the chair appoint a
committee of five members to prepare
business to be brought before the meet
ing. George H. Bates, Esq, Alexan-
der B. Cooper, Esq, Henry A. Now
land, Theodore F. Armstrong and
John L. SeemaEs were appointed as
that committee, and retired to consider
their report. On motion of Thomas
HOlcOmb an executive committee
composed of one member from each
hundred of the county was appointed.
The committee named was composed
as follows:
Wilmington, the delegates from the
respective wards to the county meet
ing: Brandywine hundred, Jacob K.
Handy; Christiana, Peter J. Haughey
Mill Creek, Lewis Miller; White CLAW
Creek, Theodore F. Armstrong; New
Castle, William Herbert; Pencader
Thomas w. McCracken; Red Lion.
James A. Milligan; St. Georges, H. A.
Rowland Appoquinimink, DR.. J. v
Crawford Blackbird, John L. See
mans.
The mass meeting was addressed by
Geo. IT. Bates, A. p. Robinson, f. L
Martin, EllwoOd r. Norny, and favor.
able letters received from Gov Biggs
John B. Pennington and James L. VOL
colt.
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Business LOcnlS


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States, Pencils, Pens, Ink. Tablets
Errasers. Blank Books, Crayon. and ali
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VIM. P. Smithcls has to loan 81 OOO
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For the BEST Lemons in SMYRNA %
To Geo. NJ. StevemsOn's. Market St.
Carpets by Sample or in Stock at 7
3. Cooper's Dry Goods and Carpet
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J. II. Primrose & Co.. Real Estote
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Granite and Porcelain Tea and
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had stone in the Bladder and Gravel in the
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Devoe Brilliant Oil, the best and SAT-
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Pulpit and Family Bibles, at J. B.
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Ladies', Gents and Children's Gossa-
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Window Shades and Spring Fixtures
at ). b. Cooper's. Loops and Fringes'
Window Shades made and hung to
order. Artists Materials and Hand
Painted Pictures at Wilkinson's.
Constantly on hand large lot of
Picture Frames. Frames made to
order at Wilkinson's.
THE Perkins & House Nop-Exnlos-
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Blank Books, all Styles, Sizes and
Qualities, at J. B. Cooper's.
Table and Pocket Cutlery at J.B.
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Choice Mackeral, at J. B. Cooper's
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Order any Book you want, at J. B.
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Cucumber Wood Pumps for sale BY
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Spears Fireplace Heaters. at VIM.
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Tinware, Woodenware. Lamps and
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For The Smnrnn Times.

tut Ute smyrna 1tHleS.
Mr.. demonstrating read Mrs.
MasOn's, interesting sketch of Allen
McLane, the father of Louis, of both of
whom Delawareans, and Methodist are
proud, l am reminded that the children
of Louis this wife Catherine Mary nee
Milligau, of Cecil county, Maryland,
has been notable and distinguished.
Perhaps the most prominent of them is
Robert Milligan McLane. His educa-
ton was commenced at Wilmington.
continued at St. Mary's College, Balti-
more, and completed in Paris. He
was appointed a cadet at West Point,
by General Jackson. Rendered mill
tary service in Florida, Georgia and
Louisiana. Resigned and studied law.
Served several terms in Congress, was
by President Pierce appointed commits
sloner to China, with the power of a
minister Plenipotentiary and accredited
to Japan, Siam, COrea, and Cochin,
China. President Buchanan, appointed
him Envoy Extraordinary and Minister
PlenipOtentiary to the Republic of
Mexico. Subsequently he was elected
Governor of Maryland, which position
he resigned when appointed by Presi-
dent Cleveland, Minister to France,
which position he is now filling with
great credit to himself and to this ma
ton. E.W.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1887-10-19

MARRIAGES

Philadelphia. October 10Th
T NJ ksH; Enoch Stueos, Harry COrbit Jones, OF
BoYER-CLEAVER October 1ltb. bv the poy
l. Bagley at his residence, No. 9OS Rroad
way, camden, N. j., John W. Boyer of Marvdel
Maryland 'O'N VI
ON-ARMSTRONG.- On October IL
Oy Kev. Charles D. SinkinsOn at the residences
o. the brides brother, 514 Benson street Cam
9eh' n. J.. samuel G. DerickSOn to Miss Fannie
Z. Armstrong, both OF Taylsrs BRIDGE Ne,S
Castle county, Delaware Wv
Gan IER-Wf Attn this town, at the resi-
aence OF the brides father. by Rev. J. r. I'm
stSj, u: ID, George Carter, of Dover and Miss
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Take Notice.

have Oysters on hand every day bv tho
quart and gallon, or served at the tables in
all styles at the old stand on Main street
sealds. ''"s anu
Also, would like to have good, ener-
r. G.. REED.
Oet is-4W Smyrna, Del
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1887-10-19

Over 100 Farms for sale, together
with some desirable town property and
lots. Send for circulars. III. PRIM-
ROSE Il Co., Real Estate Brokers.
Best place to buy Hardware in town.
cheap, is at VIM. FAIRIES.
Asbestos Stove Innings, at VIM.
FAIRIES, Commerce Street.
Side Bracket and Extension Lamps.
at J. B. Cooper's.
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DEATHS.

kElNOLDS.-In this town, October l4th, of dipb.
X. Reynolds, aged years O90P"
David aged so years. A"OSn
in his 6S year ' "'u' - heeu'
McKINZTE-At Eddystone Delaware oo,,,,..
IA october 18TH Mrs MOlie f. McKinSie fcr
merry OF this place, aged q years and months
GLENN.-In this town, October 18th. of ervsln,
eslas, charles Glenn, aged GO years. Interment
III NlehWood cemetery, Thursday al O'clock
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Smyrna, DeI.,
wednesday Afternoon, Oct. 10, 1887.

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Proprietor, at Smyrna, Del
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OBITUARY NOTICES will be charged Five Gents
per line.
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Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1887-10-19

When baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
When she was Child, she cried for CastOria
When she became Miss, she chung to CaStOria
when she had children, she gave them CaStOria.
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PEACH TREES FOR SALE

AisOi All Other Fruit, Shade and Ornn,ne,
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We make PEACH TREES A SPECIALITY and
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the many who have our trees 10 "'''Ns
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GRAIN.
OFFICE OF

Philadelphia I Smyrna Transportation Company
October 18th, 1887.
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For The Smyrna Times.
Letter from A. P. Griffith.
THE LAND OF THE sKY1

MR.. EDITOR In my former letter
and in this what say about the eli
mate and the curative power are the
opinions and cpressions Of others, as
have not been here long enough to give
yon much of my own experience in he
matter, but if l do find the claims that
they set up are realized by experience.
l shall not be slow TO admit them.
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NOTICE.
SEED WHEAT.

| have 700 Bushels Of Choice
Wheat that was housed without TAN
upon it. which / will sell for seed.
sep 2l-tf W. 0. HOFFECKEk
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which is another name for bad air.
seems to be an unknown quantity in
these mountain regions; there is an
entire absence of swamps and lakes in
this entire valley, and as it has no
breeding place of course it does not
exist.
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CARRIAGE FOR SALE

Job Work neatly done.
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ent'a work as we have ,aeen Is we'll done
for a raw John Bull frcsh from the office
Of a London newspaper. II we may, credit
the Plttsbusgh Times, tho brightes! gem
In the collection has escaped us. The
London writer Is thus quoted by the Pitts.
burRh newspaper: 55s AZ
The reader needs 10 DO told nothing fur.
Their when he knows that the Times cor
respondent speaks OF the magnificent
woods OF tha susquehanna'h along the
shore OF tho New York Bay, and the fine
effect from the ABtor House Windows Of
"ths beautiful range OF tho Allevheney
Mountains" and 4hs roar Of the Niagara
cataract which empties itself out Of the
Mleslsslppi Into tho Oregon Territory
and 40 on. M E5l .g5a
II this bird's.eye view Of the United
States has really appeared in tho London
1ima, tho writer 10 an uncommonly
stupid labor.naving machine. Seribner'
Magazine for October contains the last In
stallment OF "Unpublished Letters o.
Thackeray." In this collection Is "Ar
Imaginary Letter from Now York." bear
| ing date September 6, 1913. This hspp,
thrust at those Engliuhmon whose sroai
Ignorance Of America led them Into al
sorts Of absurditiea, was first published II
1870. Hero is a leaf from Thackeray'
humorous geography: fFl ,E,,S g
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2. - - = ~ W ~ ~
RomRuttd Marriage.

1onosoaheia 0iiy Republican. iiigi ~ d
NAbou. Ave yeara ago Ii BsdlingIon, Old
England, Joseph Tucker mot md loved
Mary Ann BowGy. Her mother objected,
and the wedding was put OFT. Year, went
on and still the mother said no 10 Joe's
pteadings and Moliis's entreaty; and ut
laat weary Of waiting he came over to
America, about year ago, but each post
took back letter telling Mary Ann that
he was ready and waiting Tor her. At last
she said abe would come, aud by return
went ship ticket. Meanwhile he rented
and furnished house in Cahburg, near
Pratt's, and when hia sweetheart arrived
or Monday all was ready. Esquise VIII
Jams arranged tho license permit, and
meanwhile the expectant bride found com.
panlonAhip with an Englieh lady This
morning the document arrived from Wash-
ingson and the wedding came Off, Editor
Hazard gaye the bride away, John Stab
represented the corporation, while Alder.
man Williams pronounced thu vows In q
beautiful and graceful admixture Of Pnr.
don and Westminster. It was the happy
termination OF a little English romance
transplanted to tho Catsburg cottage. rs
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Tho, Prssiient'a Stylo OF Travel

Tho Presidents Stylos OF Travelling.
The President is to make his Western
and Southern trip in frat claes style;
Pullman sleeping cars, dining cars, and
ali that railroads Of this day provide 10,
those who desire the best. This has
brought down upon tho President some
critical comments upon Jetlersonian sim
pllcity. I, b: tg. (, AZ (. Il /.
These criticisms are far.ietched. The
salary Of the President Of tho United
Siatcs Is sufficient to enable him to travel
in tho beat style, with all the comforts
/. with which 1t ia possible to surround a
traveller. The salary was increased that
the President might not be pinched, but
easily able to live as becomes his high
station. = *. "! " Z
The peopls Of tho United States do not
demand or desire that their President
shall 80 about In On improved cattle car.
They have sufficient self respect to be glad
that the President has not determined to
hitch himaeli and his wife on the cow
catcher Of q freight train and SO make
their journey.
There Is q good deal Of humbug about
tho article OF so.called JeTersonian aim.
plicity. No man Of his time was more
fond Of tho best than the author Of tho
Declaration Of Independence. In his
Journeys he never took the gravel train.
He ueed his own equipage, which was
about as good as money could buy.
While he was in Philadelphia he kept four
horses for his pleasure, q good deal Of
Dtate In thoae days. q 4. z
J !! Is true that Jefferson rode horseback
down the avenue to his inauguration, rot
of and hitched his horse In true demo.
cratic style. But this vas because his
horse and carriage had not arrived, and
the President.elect didn't want To walk.
So far AZ Jeileraon's means and oppor.
atunities went there was no atinting in his
way Of living. II he were travelling to-day
he would have the best rs could get.
Alaal he wont too soon for the palace
caY R2t 5t IA q q X giysh ls5fEiA
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An English Edition of American Geography.
Recently the London Times began to be.
!lieve that ours is something Of a country
after all, aud, one thing leadingto another,
conceived the clever idea Of sending over
stat, correspondent to write up the
ountry." So much Of the correspond.
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